Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-02-10
Local Expeditions.
Village election comes next.

Village election comes next.
Rain Saturday, Sunday ahd Monday.
st. Valentines Day. Monday, Feb.
ii, 1887.
What is the difficulty with our drain
age system?
Washingtons Birthday, Tuesday,
Feb. 22nd, 1887.
Go to Wear & Paisley's for the best
set. cigar in town.
Rubbers for ladies, Misses and child
rem, at Doty Il Keelers.
=. f. Pearce and wife returned to
their home in Algonac to-day.
Rubber boots for spring. New stock
just in at Doty u keelers.
Ovens & Braidwood have added a fine
large safe to their establishment.
Don't forget to call and get draw
ing of Wear K Paisleys 35ct. Tea,
Remember the school exhibition at
Central Hall. on Saturday eve, Feb. II.
The finest line of ladies and gents fine
shoes can he found at Ovens u Braid
woods.
If you want the best rubber coat for
the least money call on Doty "
keeler.
When you want valentines call at the
ENPOSITOR Bookstore, and see the as
sortment there.
Miss Emma Niggeman, Of Lexington.
visited among friends and relatives i'll
this place Sunday.
The social hop given by the Nanon
Club in AIichael's hall last Tuesday eve
ming was avery pleasant affair and an
ENJOYABLE time was had by all.
A young lady visitor arrived at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hickey on
Sunday, Feb. 6. 1887. She has come to
stay. and will call Pete pa when she
gets old enough.
Hoods. toboggan caps, ladies' wool
hose. gents and ladies' underwear, wool
dress goods. etc, to be sold regardless
of cost at Wear & Paisley's to make
room for spring goods.
The social held 1T Bidleman's school
house last Thursday eve. for the benefit
of the :. :. was well patronized and Il
very enjoyable time was had. All de-
parted feeling satisfied that the evening
was well spent. Net proceeds, 5000
An oyster supper will be given at
! Central Hall. on Wednesday evening
! Feb. rs. 1887, for the benefit of Rev. j
| NJ. Crandall. Admission 10 cents. AL
are cordially invited to come out and
enjoy the supper. \ good time may
be looked for.
When alecturer has worked the ladies
of his audience so near to the weeping
point that they have gotten out theil
| handkerchiefs. and then suddenly
changes his tone and speaks of the mer
its of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup he is bound
to rouse feeling of Indignation.
Look out for counterfeit two dollar
bills on the Canadian Bank Of Com
merce. 1t is best to discourage the cir
culation of Canadian money by refus
ing to accept of it. and you will no
run chances of being arrested for pass
ing counterfeit bills which you sup
posed were genuine.
Prof. Chute, of Wales, called in Il
see us on Wednesday while on his wa.
to Melvin where he will open a singing
school. The professor will be remem
bered by great many here as havin,
conducted singing classes in this plac
five and six years ago. lie has travelled
great deal since and seen a good par
of the country.
A thing of beauty and joy foreve
is the elaborate invitation card issue
by Ft. Gratiot Lodge, +. & A. NJ, TO
their annual ball to be given the 22n
of this month, The workmanship wa
executed in The Sun office, and fee
ing of justitiable pride wells up in on
bosom when gazing upon the artisti
specimen.-Ft. Gratiot Sun. Oh! MY
Ring the bell, quick.
, The young ladies who have forme
the habit of chewing wax will be inte
. ested in knowing that a writer wh
knows whereof he speaks, says ths
: constant action Of the jaws in chewin
o gum has tendency to harden I'll
s muscles of the mouth and cheek, gi'
It inc the face hard criminal expression
r while the undue flow of saliva leave
D. the salivary glands dry, the soft palat
n becomes hard. the voice cracked, hars
and painfully masculine.
Frank f. Brooks, of Brockway Ce1
: ire who is charged with swearing OF
a warrant for DR.. O'Brien, OF Lexin
| IOD. WltIl Ilt hlCW bilO Shssh
false. came to the city on Thursda
The prosecution was not prepared I
trial and the case was postponed I
one week. lie was afterwards arrest'
n' on charge of civil damages. lie W
required to give $1,000 bail before e
= officers would allow him to retu
home.-Port Huron Daily Times. :,
ms Frank has had a good deal of trout
over this horse matter. Some time Ia
summer this animal in question w
stolen from Ed Young's pasture, whe
Mr.. Brooks had placed it to fee
Through Geo. Emery, of Croswell,
- was ascertained that the horse was
the vicinity Of Lexington and Fra
Immediately took steps to secure
- animal, as it was quite valuable. Ts
- ing Geo Barrett with him he start
re- for Lexington and succeeded in fir
ties ing the beast in DR.. O'Brien's stable
box-stall. Frank at once had him
rested but the case was thrown out
,rs court by ex-Prosecutlng-Attorney Pl
!. lips as he informed the plaintiff,
hadn't any case 1t was dropped SO